Re: What type of transmition fluid goes in a ford taurus
Depending on your engine size and year most likly is dex/mercron newer tarus will take a mercron +4 or +5 best to ask your parts counter with year of your tarus they will be more then happy to help you
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no fuses dont have nothing to do with transmi problems.Is their fluid in the car you will find a dip stick for it unless it is a stick then some dont have it.
the overheating could be a number of things from a thermostat, cooling fan not turning on(bad fuse), bad water pump or a circulation/radiator issue. Let the car run, have someone watch the temp in the car. As it starts to climb see if the cooling fan turns on. If not this is ur prob. If not replace the thermostat, usually less than $5. Ur check engine light should be on if the o2 sensor is bad assuming the previous owners didnt disconnect it. As far as the trans goes, run the car shift thru all the gears or go for a short ride and check the fluid while its running. If the fluid is ok, bring it back to whoever put it in. There should be some type of warranty. Good luck, hope i was some help
That would be your neutral park switch is bad or broken. If the shifter linkage is not aligned with the neutral park switch it will not work properly. Located on drivers side on top of Trans.
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